Louise Everitt

Louise Everitt

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Louise Everitt is Editor-in-Chief of Cuttingsfg.com, with nearly a decade covering film and television. She leads the site's editorial standards, corrections and awards coverage, and writes on Netflix originals, Bridgerton and celebrity news.
Years in the Making: Netflix Unleashes a Stan Lee-Inspired Superhero Series
Years in the Making: Netflix Unleashes a Stan Lee-Inspired Superhero Series
Netflix just turned an unpublished Stan Lee concept into a high-octane K-drama, landing May 15 after a late title change—and giving its superhero slate a fresh jolt.
The One Fix Daredevil: Born Again Season 3 Must Nail to Do the Defenders Justice
The One Fix Daredevil: Born Again Season 3 Must Nail to Do the Defenders Justice
Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 roars back, beating its freshman run with critics and fans. A streamlined narrative locks Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) and Mayor Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) into a relentless duel, swapping scattershot pacing for focused, bruising drama.
Did Butcher Just Engineer Homelander’s Successor in The Boys Season 5?
Did Butcher Just Engineer Homelander’s Successor in The Boys Season 5?
As The Boys barrels toward its finale, the real endgame may already be in motion: Butcher has created Homelander’s replacement — a twist that could launch the franchise beyond the main series. Spoilers for Season 5, Episodes 1–7.
Regular Show: The Lost Tapes Premiere Just Dropped — Stream It Free Now
Regular Show: The Lost Tapes Premiere Just Dropped — Stream It Free Now
Regular Show is back on Cartoon Network with a surprise revival, and the first episode of Regular Show: The Lost Tapes is free to watch right now—nearly a decade after the series wrapped eight seasons and a movie.
After a Two-Year Hiatus, Netflix Crime Spinoff Surges Back to No. 1 in the U.S.
After a Two-Year Hiatus, Netflix Crime Spinoff Surges Back to No. 1 in the U.S.
True crime roars back on Netflix as a returning juggernaut knocks the Man on Fire reboot from No. 1, amassing millions of views. The new season goes even darker—and it’s chilling viewers into binge mode.
13 Years After the 2000s' Greatest Sitcom Signed Off, We Still Can't Let Go
13 Years After the 2000s' Greatest Sitcom Signed Off, We Still Can't Let Go
More than a decade after the 2010s’ defining sitcom signed off, fans are still clamoring for more from its heroes — and with stalwarts from The Simpsons to How I Met Your Mother proving the 2000s comedy well runs deep, the appetite for a revival has never been stronger.
90s Kids, Rejoice: 4 Classic Nickelodeon Shows Are Free to Stream
90s Kids, Rejoice: 4 Classic Nickelodeon Shows Are Free to Stream
For a generation of millennials, Nickelodeon wasn’t just TV—it was childhood, stacked with boundary-pushing cartoons and live-action favorites that became bona fide classics.
29 Years Later, the ’90s’ Most Iconic Superhero’s Animated Sequel Outshines the Original — and We Need It Back
29 Years Later, the ’90s’ Most Iconic Superhero’s Animated Sequel Outshines the Original — and We Need It Back
Long before R-rated superhero sagas were everywhere, HBO’s 1997 adaptation of a cult comic went harder, darker, and decades ahead of its time—then vanished. Fans of this criminally underrated series still deserve more.
The Boys Season 5 Episode 7 Power Shake-Up: The 5 Strongest Characters, Ranked
The Boys Season 5 Episode 7 Power Shake-Up: The 5 Strongest Characters, Ranked
After weeks stuck in neutral, The Boys Season 5, Episode 7 finally shakes up the power rankings — Homelander’s V1 surge tilts the battlefield. Spoilers ahead.
The Boys Quietly Confirmed a Major Soldier Boy Theory — Just in Time for Jensen Ackles’ Prequel
The Boys Quietly Confirmed a Major Soldier Boy Theory — Just in Time for Jensen Ackles’ Prequel
The Boys season 5, episode 7 all but proves a long-rumored Soldier Boy twist — and it sets up Jensen Ackles’ Vought Rising to hit even harder.